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Rn my ucas predicted grade is a D but i need to improve it.
Any advice how to improve?
Since u need at least 50% to even get a E, the questions i always get right are the maths/moles questions. But explanations, equilibrium, enthalpy, alcohols, alkanes/alkense are some of my weaknesses.
currently in y12 (going into year 13 next yr) any tips on how to improve my chemistry grade despite practice questions?
Whoever jumped from B in both for AS to an A* in alevels …dm me 🥹🙏🙏🙏
I am a private student doing physics bio and chem for cie oct/nov. My exam centre provides lab access however they won't give any support other than just supervising to make sure I don't break anything. My teachers (online school) are of no help and tell me to either just go through past papers or look at the text book or just mail me the syllabus for 2025-27 when I ask for help on any idea of what experiments I should expect. I get a vague answer of there's no set list of experiments. Could you please help me out. I am watching Youtube tutorials but I would like to hear from school students on what they've done and fellow private candidates.
PLEASE LET ME KNOWWW
Can anyone share their tips for AS and A2 because it would be really helpful for me and others.
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I took chem in igcse, and was good at it ( got an a star in the 26 feb/march series): but now I'm doing AS level chem and im struggling ( but tbf I have a shit teacher this year too): do any of yall have any tips to get through this? does it get better over time or is it just a shitshow throughout?
hey guys,
so basically i’m doing the oct/nov cie AS chemistry exams (p1, p2, p3). i’m self-studying the whole thing at home without a tutor to save some cash, and honestly, i just started and im superr lost
i'm aiming for an A/B but my biggest issue is discipline. i have a super short attention span, i get bored easily, and i really struggle without a rigid routine. if i don’t have a clear structure, i just freeze up then waste my time doing nothing
my goal is to finish the entire syllabus and past papers before A2 starts on Sep 1st. if anyone else self-studied and managed to stay on track, how did you break down the weeks/months to cover everything that fast? also, should i focus on topical past papers, yearlies, or a mix of both to hit this deadline? basically how can i manage my time and the syllabus / how can i make a plan for this?
also, i'm going into year 12 (A2) now. i attended AS lab classes before but pretty much forgot everything. do you think it's okay to ask my school if i can practice in the lab during my free periods, or is that pushing it?
lastly, once sep 1st hits and i have to focus on A2 content, how do i avoid forgetting all the AS stuff before the actual exams in oct/nov? balancing both sounds terrifying.
any tips on engaging study methods (good YT channels, websites, etc.) or paper 3 prep for someone who gets distracted every 5 minutes would be amazing.
any help would be really really appreciated!
I am in class 11 rn and my chem scores are dropping like damn! I need to fix it but I am not sure which teacher to follow. I don't really know what to do. Please help me out!
I just wrote my AS level internal term exams with Papers 1,2 and 3. I scored 32/40 in p1, 53/60 in p2 and 31/40 in p3.
I got an A. I want to get an A star. How can I improve in each of those papers? Please give me advice. I desperately need it!
I applied for revaluation once already as I only need one mark for A* and the question below looks like it has a chance. However, when i got my results not only there wasn't a single change in my marks but even the correction looked identical. My answer clearly say gibbs is negetive just like the marking scheme but I haven't received even one mark both the times. Please look at the question and tell me if I'm wrong or scambridge is finding new ways to make money.
This is just year 12 content by the way
Im taking it in oct/nov with physics AS too. is it doable?
I'm enrolled in an Aakash NEET 2027 dropper batch, but my long-term goal is to prepare primarily for IAT 2027 while keeping NEET as a strong backup option.
My main study system is:
For additional understanding and scientific curiosity, I'm planning to use:
Now I'm trying to build a similar setup for Chemistry.
Since I already have Aakash modules and NCERT, which chemistry books would genuinely add value for:
I am not looking for a huge list of resources. I want a minimal-resource approach that complements Aakash material rather than replacing it.
I already own Modern ABC Chemistry. Should I continue using Modern ABC for Physical, Organic, and Inorganic Chemistry, or would some other book provide significantly more value for an IAT-focused student?
I enjoy understanding science deeply and don't want resources that are purely exam-oriented. My aim is to build strong conceptual understanding while remaining aligned with my coaching schedule.
How would you recommend integrating these chemistry resources into a routine alongside coaching, modules, NCERT, PYQs, and tests without creating resource overload?
Guys can a high B in chem and bio …jump to an A* in alevels ? Any seniors who proved this or is it 100% impossible?
Since my A2 exams are on oct 26 so for units 4,5 can I rely solely on chemrevise and cgp or sme notes just?